A lawyer Malcolm Omirhobo has dressed in a traditional outfit for appearance at the Supreme Court.
He told reporters his dressing was in protest of last Friday’s judgment by the court, overruling Lagos’s ban of hijab by Muslim female students in public schools.
According to him since the Supreme Court already made the pronouncement, adherents of other religions, including Ogun and Sapoona worshippers, should feel free to adorn their dresses that depict their religious beliefs.
A Nigerian woman, Esther Omale Onwuka and her husband, have welcomed a set of twins after 16 years of marriage, Newspremises reports.
The twins, David and Daniel were dedicated in church on Sunday April 24, in Abuja.
A family member, Dayo Olujuwon shared an emotional video of the new mother praising God on Facebook.
"I will tell the world that Jesus did it!!! My Aunty Esther Omale Onwukawaited on the Lord for 16 years for the fruit of the womb Jesus Gave her Two handsome boys (Twins) David and Daniel,"
Jesus held her to Himself with His righteous right hand,until she witnessed with her eyes His promise for her. He doesn't lie, He doesn't fail. If you see a tear! She understands better. God sustained her!!!!!!!! #childdedication." she wrote.
I personally know the younger brother to this woman. He told me the story about his sister last week. I was surprised. The funniest thing is that this same guy just left my place not quite long.
Failure44: I'm reaching in a depressive state of mind. I can't stop masturbating towards pictures of my ex, I had stopped for 4 months but I immediately backslided one day and now am back doing it chronically. We recently talked and it was 100% obvious she had moved on from me but I still haven't moved on.
I need counseling pls not insults or jokes.
Go and watch City Hunter first. Check the scene where City Hunter look into the mirror saying "forget her". He braces up to forget Kim Nana. You can try it as well.
ZIAZI: Nope, it can never be. That situation might take long, but there's always hope for redemption.
Always have it in mind that every opinion is not a fact. With that being said, just pray we should not be in a situation requiring euthanasia (mercy killing).
Talk to member of their family. At least, your wife's parents are still alive.
If you can't do that, send him an errand, before he comes back, help him pack his load into your car booth, then tell him to follow you to a place, then drive him to the park straight and bid him farewell.
In the olden days, when we tag someone a thief, he will hide his face or even commit suicide; but today, it is now a thing of pride and respectable title in our society.
blinking001: We've all been apportioning blames to the devil for every wrong decisions we make, failing to take accountability since time immemorial, some people go as far binding and casting the devil and yet the devil seems to be growing stronger and stronger. I think there is a disconnect somewhere. If we have power over principalities and power then how come we haven't been able to defeat the devil till this very day?
Op, when you travel to saner clime, we will see your real behaviour. By the way, the Nigerian society gives room for dogmatism, no wonder you reek out post like this. Well done moral and religious police.
Gee64: I observed that the woman for whatever reasons always play the underdog in marriage. She is often regarded as a 'helper' playing almost a docile role in decision-making in the home.
Most people use religious precepts to relegate the rights of a woman to the background: as being the house-keeper and 'child-bearer'. But in modern times, many women play the role of 'provider' in the home, therefore forcing the man to also assist with household chores.
In modern times, Even in civilised climes, women now seek to either being independent parents or share same authority as the man in the home. But where the man does not feel comfortably with this, the result is divorce. I want to assume that this is the major cause of domestic violence in majority of homes.
Most women feel more comfortable being single parents than to submit to the egocentric excesses of the male folk.
What is your stand on this issue. I personally speak as a male.